Schleswig-Holstein, with its rich history and strategic location, is Germany's northernmost state. It encompasses most of the historical Duchy of Holstein and the southern part of the former Duchy of Schleswig. The state's capital is Kiel, and it includes other notable cities like Lübeck and Flensburg. This region has been a point of contention and cultural significance throughout history, particularly during the 19th century when nationalism led to disputes between Danes and Germans over the territory. Today, Schleswig-Holstein is known for its diverse geography, from the cliffs along the Baltic coast to the flat marshlands of the west, and its strong agricultural sector.

Kiel 15

Lübeck 16

St Marien Kirche 13